Outdoor Writer

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Because the wash machine works fine!!!

Yup, that's what they say. Mine was installed in 1959, and I have changed out several breakers over the years since 1980 because they WOULD trip for no reason. I have 15-1amp one now for a bedroom and a 30-amp dual for the dryer that needs to be changed. I already have the new breakers but not the physical energy to get out there and change them. In the meantime, my spouse has to use the laundromat to dry her wash.

Will do. Right now, I'm beating down alligators over warranty service for my malfunctioning AC. I'll try to digging stuff out manana. So stay tuned.

Well I hope mine fit you,

Hmmm. Actually not. Supposedly very dangerous. Do a google search.

Done deal, along with all the other stuff. You're my best customer today, Tim. 😉

They were half that price initially. He built the models right near what was Maryvale Golf Course. My house has an old 100-amp Federal Pacific Stabloc setup.

Levitt was the eastern version of John F. Long. He started Maryvale in 1955. We live in Maryvale Terrace, built by him in 1959. We purchased our house in 1980 when we returned from our 3-yr. stint in Colorado.

Appreciate that, but I'm quite sure I'm done. Heck just getting out of bed is a chore for me anymore after spending a month in the hospital and rehab joint earlier this year. Having to contend with oxygen 24/7 doesn't help either. I've collected a LOT of stuff over the years and probably don't have a whole bunch of time to sell it all. Let's just say if life is worth a dollar, I've already used up 98 cents worth. 🤣

SOLD Lynn Maxfield, a good friend and noted knifemaker from Layton Utah, made this knife that I designed. It's a 4" drop-point of 440-C steel with a 59 Rockwell rating and has a balbinga wood handle with a brass guard, butt plate and decorative inserts. It has "Tony" lightly stamped in the butt plate, which should polish out fairly easy. Although I've carried it around in a pack on occasion, it's never been used for cutting or sharpened other than the original edge. IOW, it's new. The heavy leather sheath is formed to grip the knife tightly. It had a lifetime warranty (I have the paperwork) but Lynn died at age 85 in 2016. Now, it's also somewhat of a collector's item. $250 I will consider reasonable offers but no trades. Payment via PayPal (buyer doesn't need an acct; just a CC or checking acct.) or cash only. Picked up near 67th Ave. and Camelback or shipped at buyer's expense.

You got it. It's a steal at that price. 😉 I first met Lynn at Buck's Camp, which is located at River's Inlet, BC. After, I sometimes stopped to visit them when I headed north somewhere. Good people.

Yeah, I probably under priced them quite a bit. Just looking to clear stuff out since my hunting and fishing days are done, especially any on horseback.😉

Dan, Right now the only item not spoken for -- sort of -- is the short slicker. But it's a maybe for Edge until I dig it out to see the size. So hang loose a bit. Spurs are gone, tho.

Found this online a bit ago: Custom Handmade Knife from Classic Maker L.C. Maxfield SOLD - Mar 24, 2017, 06:19 PM $800.00 Buy It Now or Best Offer, $12.99 Shipping, eBay Money Back Guarantee Seller: mcv_cares (17) 0%, Location: Owings Mills, Maryland, Ships to: US, Item: 112277646102Condition: New, Brand: Lynn Curtis Maxfield, Handle Material: Wood. Horn , Blade Material: ATS-34, Tang: Hidden, Blade Length: 2-1/2 inchs, Features: Sheath Included

See above & my PM to you.

I think both are small but they might be med. I'll need to check. I'm having some AC problems right now, so hang loose a bit until I get the time and energy to dig them out for photos. But consider them yours for now.

Both slickers?

My aunt had a house on Pulaski Rd. in E. Northport. I lived in northern NJ but spent many weekends at my aunt's in my early teen years. We also fished from a 14' rowboat with a small kicker on it. We often hung out at Crab Meadow Beach and did some crabbing and eeling off a bridge somewhere near Huntington. I learned to drive out there on her large semi-circular driveway when I was about 12. There was a huge potato farm directly across the road. After they did the mechanical harvest, we could still gather bushels of them.

Yes. You need to provide proof. Go back in the thread and read one of my other replies.

Right.

We called them blowfish. Caught them in LI Sound when fishing for porgies and flounders. We tossed the blowfish back, tho. Never ate any.

Right, it's a hypothetical, but I'm guessing he's talking about the archery season AFTER the draw (Aug.), however and not Jan.

This part just might keep me from trying them for dinner.

If he already killed a deer on the OTC, it makes no difference; he's DONE killing deer for the year. So his choices are eat the tag with no hunting or PG, thus no points or turn it in and get his points back.